Deer pet dies after wildlife law backfires
In New Paltz New York a farmer keeps his injured deer as a pet sparking a legal clash. The Conservation Department removed the animal citing a rule to release it after recovery. The deer died en route to a game farm, provoking outrage from the farmer, supporters, and officials. The farmer faces an obstruction charge as an investigation begins.
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New Paltz, N.Y
UPI
Jack LaFalce
LaFalce
State Fish and Wildlife Law
Environmental Conservation Department
LeFalces
George Odell
En Con
New Paltz
Geologists seek to drain energy from San Andreas fault
A group of 31 scientists proposes a 10 year, 100 million dollar federally funded program to drill deep into California's San Andreas fault. They aim to reach 29,000 feet in Bear Valley to study quake generation, geothermal beds, and molten rock, with the goal of controlling earthquakes by injecting water to trigger small tremors.
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Washington
UPI
California
San Andreas
North American
Bear Valley
Eugene Shoemaker
Shoemaker
California Institute of Technology
U. S. Geological Survey
Carnegie Institution of Washington
National Science Foun
Dation
Globe
San Jacinto
Anza
Calif
Soviet youths face changing sexual norms and rising divorces
In Nash Sovremennik findings from Leningrad and Perm, a shift to premarital sex and extramarital affairs is reported with rising illegitimate births and many divorces in young marriages. The survey notes 53 percent of men and 65 percent of women engaging in premarital sex, and one third of divorces occur in marriages under a year old.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Nash Sovremennik
Leningrad
Perm
Birth of the United States Army at Philadelphia 1775
The Continental Congress adopted the New England Army as the army’s nucleus on June 15 1775 appointing George Washington as commander in chief. The force grew from volunteer citizen-soldiers wearing hunting jackets and using diverse muskets, with pay set low as states armed scantily. The bicentennial observance involves hundreds of Army projects across installations and overseas sites. In Concord New Hampshire 400 lawmakers posed on the State House steps shouting whiskey and sex for a staged photo amid a record House size.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Continental Congress
New England
United States Army
Massachusetts
Congress
Boston
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
George Washington
Asellos
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Hamp
New York Provincial Congress
District of Columbia
Puerto Rico
Korea
Europe
Concord
New Hampshire
House of Representatives
State House
William Finney
House of Commons
U.S
New Hampshire House
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Bennington Banner
Feline
Conservation Men
James Donovan
Ogden Reid
Reid
House
Senate
Ford
N.H. House
America
FIAT
Vermont
FDIC
Vas
Heraingere
Banner
Zeke Cross
Bennington Ag
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